Mass Deportation: this is going to be expensive
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Is it also a crime to organize people in foreign countries to come here en masse and usher in caravans across our open border, which is kept open? Who committed the crime here? People who were told they'd find sanctuary here or those who lied to them and used them? FWIW, I am not at all against deporting criminals and all sorts of sketchy characters that crossed the border from all over the world. But calling everyone (especially families with kids) criminals for following the path laid out by someone else is no moral high ground you pretend you stand on. |
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Is there anyone who isn't aware that the entire mass migration was a well organized and funded effort? If it's a crime to be here illegally, how come nobody who organized and sponsored this movement is getting held accountable? How come those who deliberately kept the border open aren't called to answer for this crime, or did this only become a crime to stay here without valid documents in 2025?
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Here's an actual news report for you. Twenty-five members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were arrested by ICE on Monday, according to a senior administration official. In total, there were 969 arrests on just that day, including a convicted member of MS-13 whom ICE arrested in Dallas. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/25-members-of-venezuelan-gang-tren-de-aragua-arrested-by-ice/ar-AA1y1CE0?ocid=BingNewsSerp |
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This is so true. Instead of applauding the deportation of gang members and other violent criminals, they will focus on someone who may have been wrongly questioned (not arrested or deported, mind you) instead. It's really astounding to me that Democrats want to make it as hard as possible to REMOVE these people from our country. Gotta wonder why. |
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Because some countries either aren't going to take their violent criminals back (gosh, I wonder why??) or they can't be trusted to lock them up and keep them there. That's why. |
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+1 Exactly. If I, an American, was living without permission (i.e. ILLEGALLY) in a foreign country, I'd be looking over my shoulder daily, waiting for the authorities to find and deport me. But somehow, we're expected to turn a blind eye to this when happens in our country? |
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DP. Honestly, I think we should build a facility in some of these neighborhoods where people are protesting the deportation of illegal immigrants. Fine, we'll create an area in YOUR neighborhood, full of violent criminals. You deal with them. |
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The funding stops that Trump has put in place is stopping some of this organized illegal immigration. |
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More progress Look at the change in attitudes in only 2 weeks. Illegal Aliens will be self deporting for the next 4 years. https://x.com/georg3/status/1885528102056415432?s=61 |
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How do you know they're accurate? Karoline Leavitt just said that tens of millions of Americans have died from fentanyl. That's not remotely close to reality. |
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